Senior Policy Director

With over a decade of experience in government relations, Don has honed his skills in legislative and regulatory tracking, research, firm communications, and lobbying. His clients have ranged from Fortune 500 companies to non-profit organizations.

His roles have provided him opportunities to spearhead grassroots campaigns, shape legislative agendas, direct political action committee initiatives, and lobby. He also previously served in lobbying and government relations roles in statewide associations.

State and Local Lobbying:

Influencing the decisions of government officials for our clients is key to the work that we do. Whether we're standing beside our client, or advocating on their behalf, we remain focused on policies, legislation, or regulations that are integral to each organization's interest.

Because of the experience of our team, we approach each issue and challenge separately. We're empathetic, sensing where there is great need. We value the work that our clients do and understand our own roles in this process. We always strive to learn and know more about the issues that are important to our clients, recognize the challenges that they face, try to find common ground, manage expectations, are creative in our problem-solving, and put all of our skills and talents to work for our clients, working smarter to great success.

Having insight into operations at a local level is just as important when clients interact with their local or county government daily. In some cases, those interactions may be even more impactful to organizations who work with C & G Strategies.

Each of our team members boasts decades of experience in government and uses that background to great effect for clients. No matter the issue or interest, C & G can provide clients with information, a deep understanding of the process they're navigating, observations relevant to their work, and solutions that may be unconventional. At the heart of all of that work is the client goals.

20+ years

Led the passage of legislation to provide for Ready to Go Drinks in grocery stores, convenience stores and restaurant licensees.

Secured funding for the 15 Community Colleges including passage of the State Board of Higher Education.

Led the passage of legislation to provide for the addition of the federal judiciary in the Pennsylvania Protective Class Law.

Worked to advance client's legislative goals in the reauthorization of the Commonwealth's One Call System.

C&G Strategies has focused its practice on working both sides of the aisle. We have relationships in all four Caucus Leadership Teams

Co-Founder/Chief Financial Officer

With over two decades of executive experience, Rob's career has placed him at the highest level of local and state government. As a public affairs professional, he has shaped public policy and legislation for clients in non-profit organizations, for-profit companies, trade associations, unions, and more. Rob provides individualized services that support clients' specific needs and has successfully represented clients in a variety of sectors. Whether navigating state or local government, facilitating introductions with decision makers, working with stakeholders, or developing and executing strategies, he is focused on allowing each individual client to meet their goals.

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We win. Period. Our team has a track record of winning in the halls of the capitol.Today's world is oversaturated with information and content. Whether you are trying to pass a piece of legislation, trying to mobilize the public to your cause, or trying to convey your brand's unique position in the marketplace, you need to define what makes you different from the competition.At Maverick Strategies, we use our decades of experience to match the right strategy and tactics to help you convey your message. We win. Differently.

Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Paul Costa brings extensive experience in local and state government to Maverick Strategies. He is the former State Representative for the 34th district situated in Allegheny County where he served from 1999 to 2018.

While serving as a legislator he sat on several committees including Appropriations, Liquor Control, Gaming, Policy, Rules, Tourism and Transportation. Costa also served on the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, Point Park University Board of Trustees, University of Pittsburgh Institute of Politics Board of Fellows and Eastern Area Adult Services.

In 2011 Costa was elected by his peers as Allegheny County Delegation Chair where he served until his appointment as Chairman of the Liquor Control Committee in 2013. While Chairman of the Liquor Control Committee he spearheaded several initiatives including but not limited to beer and wine modernization and consumer convenience. In addition, Costa sponsored several personal pieces of legislation such as the Film Tax Credit, 50/50 legislation which generates millions for non-profits, bills which advocate for the safety of animals, a bill which allowed for automatic granting of a CDL license upon returning home for qualified military personnel and sustainable transportation measures.

Prior to serving the 34th Legislative District, Costa spent more than 20 years working in the Allegheny County Prothonotary's office, ending as Deputy Prothonotary. Costa also served on the Wilkins Township board of commissioners for three years, serving one year as board president. Paul Costa graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Point Park University. Paul resides in Pittsburgh with his wife Kathleen. They have three children Michael, Maria, and Dante.

Kathleen Duffy Bruder is a registered Pennsylvania lobbyist and practicing attorney who chairs Saxton & Stump's Regulatory and Government Affairs team. She is passionate about helping clients win and knows how to navigate challenges and opportunities that involve all levels of government. As a former deputy chief of staff to a governor and former senior adviser to a mayor, Kathy relies upon her far- reaching network to connect clients with government decision-makers. With more than 25 years of experience as a professional in Pennsylvania, Kathy has mutually respectful relationships with government and business leaders and staff, and an extensive knowledge of government operations, regulatory processes and administrative matters. At Saxton & Stump, Kathy works closely with former judges and Saxton attorneys to incorporate their collective knowledge to support her advocacy efforts and the Firm's five-star approach to client service.

6-10 years

Kathy's service as a senior adviser to Governor Tom Corbett for four years and the late Mayor Stephen R Reed of the City of Harrisburg provided her leadership experience and insight into how state and local governments operate from the inside. In those roles, she had real experiences in government and established and fostered relationships throughout all three branches of government. These experiences and relationships help her serve clients efficiently and effectively.

During the Pennsylvania COVID-19 business shutdown, Kathy helped clients in diverse business industries tell their story to Governor Wolf's Administration and obtain approval and a waiver to continue to operate. She worked with her team as if every client's business needs were a "911" call for help. Her round-the-clock work and counsel helped clients and their employees operate quickly, in a safe manner and in cooperation with law enforcement.

Clients have succeeded with their legislative lobbying goals as Kathy and her team supported them with needs to amend, pass or oppose legislation that would impact the client's business goals. Kathy's efforts and guidance support clients' business timeline and budgets.

Kathy lobbied with a team to successfully oppose any nuclear bailout legislation.

Kathy assists clients who need quick access to an agency decisionmaker for time sensitive issues. a Kathy assists clients with obtaining grant funds to support client projects.

Kathy is a licensed attorney in NY, NJ and PA, and she has more than a decade in Pennsylvania state and local politics with the unique experience as a senior staffer in the Office of the Governor. Kathy served as former Gov. Tom Corbett's Deputy Chief of Staff from 2011 to 2015. In that role, she was a trusted advisor to the governor and his cabinet and staff. She served as the governor's liaison to numerous state agencies and helped coordinate and manage policy, legislative and press initiatives. Kathy also worked on the governor's behalf with contacts in local and federal governments. While with the governor's office, Kathy represented the governor with numerous state and regional boards and commissions, including the Pennsylvania and New Jersey bi-state transportation authorities, the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Authority and the Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority (PCCA). Further, she served with the governor as vice chair of Team Pennsylvania, a nonprofit that connects business and industry leaders and facilitates partnerships to support economic development and prosperity in the commonwealth.

Prior to joining Saxton & Stump, Kathy was an attorney for a Harrisburg-based law firm where she represented clients as an attorney and a lobbyist in diverse subject areas including energy and environmental, oil and natural gas and food and beverage on matters involving public finance, state and local tax, employment and corporate governance. Before joining the governor's office, she was a partner at Rhoads & Sinon LLP for 10 years where she focused her practice in litigation and labor and employment. She also previously served in leadership roles for the City of Harrisburg's Mayor Stephen R. Reed as deputy solicitor and director of human resources for approximately four years.

0-5 years

Nick Kratz joined Capital Associates, Inc. in April 2014 after leaving his position as Director of Governmental Affairs for the Pennsylvania Retailers' Association. Since joining Capital Associates, Nick has managed several clients, and has established himself as respected lobbyist in Harrisburg. Currently, Nick primarily focuses on numerous health related issues, serving individuals with intellectual disability through his advocacy on behalf of PAR (Pennsylvania Advocacy and Resources for Autism and Intellectual Disability).

He has accomplished many legislative victories, by workign with the House, Senate, and the Governor's Office to get several bills signed into law.

Nick managed the legislative issues for the Pennsylvania Retailers', serving as a lobbyist on behalf of over 60 retail outlets located in Pennsylvania. During his tenure at the Retailers', Nick primarily focused on issues such as liquor privatization, minimum wage, sales and use taxes, business taxes, and other industry related issues.Prior to working with the Pennsylvania Retailers' Association, Nick served Governor Tom Corbett's Office of Legislative Affairs, where he assisted in all aspects of the Governor's legislative agenda. Nick was an essential staff member in the office, where he served a year and a half as a legislative assistant to the Deputy Secretaries and the Secretary of Legislative Affairs. On a daily basis, Nick was trusted with the organization and development of multiple legislative tracking systems that allowed for an effective implementation of legislative strategies.Originally from Quakertown Pennsylvania, Nick moved to Harrisburg following graduation fromMessiah College in 2012, with a degree in
political science. He has quickly gained a reputation for his loyalty, hard-work, and organizational skills. In his free time Nick enjoys being an active member of The Meetinghouse Church in Carlisle and enjoys golfing and playing volleyball. Nick also serves as the Executive Director of the PA esports Coalition, a brand-new coalition focusing on the growth and development of competitive esports in Pennsylvania.

Senior Vice President of Government Relations

In his 25 years as a lobbyist, Nello has developed significant experience in the legislative process. As a government affairs professional, his greatest accomplishments have included passing the Medical Cannabis law in Pennsylvania, working on funding for a new arena, passing City of Pittsburgh fiscal bailout, and ensuring provisions in the gaming law for a constant stream of funding for the Pittsburgh International Airport.

Nello focuses on working collaboratively with his clients and keeping them informed throughout the process. He prides himself on being honest with clients and ensuring that their expectations are realistic. He has successfully represented clients in the non-profit, government, development industry, and issue advocacy sectors.

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15-20 years

Ryan's extensive experience in small business, political strategy, and service to his community allows him to impact government officials while growing our client's influence in the Capitol and beyond.

0-5 years

Ryan's extensive experience in small business, political strategy, and service to his community allows him to impact government officials while growing our client's influence in the Capitol and beyond.

Smith grew up in Northeastern Pennsylvania, deeply influenced by his family's restaurant business, where he worked throughout high school and college. Soon after, he honorably served for six years as a Military Police Officer in the Army Reserves. During that time, he engaged in local, state, and federal political campaigns, paving the way for a meaningful career with the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Ryan then became political director for Governor Josh Shapiro's successful Attorney General campaign. He later consulted on multiple statewide races before joining the Pennsylvania Democratic State Party as deputy executive director/political director, where he helped secure victories for Pennsylvania House, Senate, Gubernatorial, and U.S. Senate and Congressional campaigns.

Following successful campaign cycles, Ryan served as deputy campaign manager for Governor Shapiro's Attorney General reelection and Gubernatorial races. He then served the Shapiro Administration as special assistant to the PA Secretary of Agriculture, where he advised on policy, legislation, communications, and stakeholder relations. These experiences deepened his appreciation for rural and agricultural policy, specifically the importance of supporting small, diverse, and innovative businesses and the significance of increasing economic development in our rural, suburban, and urban communities.

Throughout his career, Ryan has built strong relationships with elected officials from both parties, business organizations, community leaders, and professional associations. His extensive network and insights reflect his unwavering commitment to public service and improving the lives within our commonwealth.

Ryan, his wife Stefanie, daughter Ava, and dogs Abbey and Leila live in Cumberland County. He enjoys golfing, skiing, and spending time with his family.

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Michael has more than a decade of experience crafting strategy and facilitating legislative goals in Harrisburg. Most recently, he served as Senior Advisor to the President Pro Tempore of the Senate of Pennsylvania. He has also served the Senate Republican Caucus, served Senator Tom Killion as the Executive Director of the Senate Community, Economic and Recreational Development Committee and was Chief of Staff for Senators Rich Alloway and Tom McGarrigle. Prior to his senior advisory roles to various legislators, Michael was the Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Senate Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee.

As a business leader before his career in state government, Michael has a keen understanding of the interplay between public and private interests that can help drive economic growth in Pennsylvania. Having served various government officials with constituencies in urban, suburban and rural regions, he knows the political, business and economic issues and challenges important to communities across the commonwealth.

0-5 years

Senior Policy Director

Involved in state government for over 20 years, Andrew brings a vast skill set to the table including government relations strategy development, research and analysis, lobbying, legislative drafting, beverage alcohol policy, economic modeling, transportation policy, gaming policy, and higher education policy.

Prior to joining Dentons Cohen & Grigsby and its successor firm C & G Strategies, Andrew served as research director for a political campaign, a legislative liaison for a state row office, executive deputy director of policy and planning within the state executive branch, executive director of the State Tax Equalization Board (STEB), and the founder and principal of Four Lights Research Solutions.

Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney is the largest of its kind within any law firm in Pennsylvania. Its Government Relations Group provides a wide variety of clients with an outstanding program of advocacy services before the General Assembly and Executive Branch agencies of state government. The principals have held positions at the highest levels of state government, including former members of the House of Representatives, and a former member of the Governor's staff. In addition, they include former Chief Counsels of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare and the Pennsylvania Insurance Department as well as former Chief Counsel to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board and of the Pennsylvania State Police.

Firm Specialties:
Buchanan's services include providing background information to clients and key policy makers about the potential impact of proposed legislation or regulations; effectively communicating clients' concerns to government; drafting legislation; testifying before legislative committees and regulatory hearings; drafting and distributing position papers for clients; and monitoring the General Assembly and providing clients with updates.

STEPHEN M. DEFRANK is a senior advisor in Buchanan's state government relations group. He joins Buchanan after spending 23 years of his career in Pennsylvania state government. His most recent position was chief of staff for Senator Lisa M. Boscola.

Steve brings process and policy expertise to our Pennsylvania Government Relations Practice, having worked in state government for more than 20 years. He has served in several roles in his over two decades with the Senate of Pennsylvania, including chief of staff, committee executive director, and policy director. Steve called on his strengths differently in each of those roles: as a chief of staff for Sen. Lisa Boscola, he used his organizational skills and ability to multitask to advance the senator's legislative agenda in Harrisburg and manage constituent outreach and communications in her district office. As Executive Director for the Senate Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure Committee, Steve grasped new concepts quickly and effectively, and developed an area of expertise in issues affecting the energy and utility sectors. As Policy Director, he worked as a jack of all trades to advance a caucus-wide agenda that included initiatives related to legalized gaming, community and economic development, workforce development, education initiatives and government reform.

  • 717-233-1111

  • 30 North Third Street, Suite 950HarrisburgPA17101

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11-15 years

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11-15 years

Senior Vice President of Communications

Amie's 25 years of experience in communications and government includes 12 years in an executive leadership position reflecting significant responsibility for establishing and implementing goals, policies, procedures, strategic direction, and engagement initiatives. In her roles with local, county and state governments, she has navigated complex environments, developed and maintained strong bipartisan relationships, and interacted effectively with journalists in local, state, and national outlets.

Amie thrives on challenges and is skilled at handling media relations, crisis communications, message development, communications plans, coordinated media and public service campaigns, and public announcements. She is well known for her collaborative work with both internal and external stakeholders and has a proven ability to convey highly complex information in clear, compelling ways. Amie's experience in launching initiatives and creating procedural and organizational processes also serves clients well.

  • 717-233-1111

  • 30 North Third Street, Suite 950HarrisburgPA17101

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15-20 years

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50) Millcreek Health System, Inc. dba LECOM Health

51) MLH Explorations, LLC

52) Natera, Inc.

53) National Association of Chain Drug Stores

54) National Strategies, LLC on behalf of ReUp Education

55) New Castle Area Transit Authority

56) New Cosmos USA, Inc.

57) Niskanen Center and its Affiliates

58) NORTHEAST RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CORP

59) NPAX, LLC

60) Nueva Esperanza, Inc.

61) Oceans Healthcare

62) One Call Corporation

63) Opus Inspection

64) OVERBROOK SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

65) PA ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES

66) PA CABLE NETWORK

67) PA Coalition of Public Charter Schools

68) Penn America Energy Holdings, LLC

69) PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

70) Pennsylvania Child Care Association

71) Pennsylvania Forward

72) Pennsylvania MENTOR

73) Pennsylvania MENTOR and The MENTOR Network

74) PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

75) PNK DC LLC

76) Restore Integrated Wellness Center

77) Retail Services & Systems, Inc. dba Total Wine & More

78) REV Renewables LLC

79) Safety and Advocacy for Empowerment

80) Sharing Excess

81) Stadium Casino RE, LLC

82) Strategos Group on behalf of American College of Education

83) The Davey Resource Group, Inc.

84) The PAI Corporation dba Excentia and S. June Smith Center

85) THE PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

86) The Pennsylvania School for the Deaf

87) UniqueSource Products & Services

88) UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

89) Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board

90) VisionLink

91) Vistra Corporate Services Company

92) Walgreen Co.

93) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR BLIND CHILDREN

94) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

95) WorkMoney

96) XEROX CORPORATION

97) Youth Advocate Programs, Inc

15-20 years

City & State Power 100

PJ Lavelle is a partner in the firm and has been with Malady & Wooten for over a decade. PJ prides himself on helping clients navigate the vast and complex world of government by developing and executing strategies which are tailored for each individual client. Mr. Lavelle has a strong record of experience representing a wide range of clients before both state and local government with a focus on economic development, energy, transportation, and utility related issues.

Prior to joining the firm, PJ served as a senior policy advisor to House Democratic Leadership in the Pennsylvania General Assembly. As a key negotiator for House Democrats, he played a lead role in the passage of laws that have changed the face of Pennsylvania, such as Governor Rendell's Energy Independence Strategy and the Rebuilding PA infrastructure investment package. Preceding his years of service to the House, Mr. Lavelle served on the staff of Pittsburgh City Council.

PJ Lavelle is a native Pennsylvanian, born and raised in Lackawanna County. He earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh and resides in the Harrisburg area with his family.

TRACY LAWLESS

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Tracy Lawless is a government affairs advisor in the firm's Pittsburgh and Harrisburg offices, where she is a member of the Public Policy and Law practice group. She concentrates her activity in health care, as well as a diverse array of clients including manufacturing and transportation. She advises companies on strategic policy development, issue management, government solutions, and advocacy at the local, state, and federal levels.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Lawless was a legislative director for a health care network for over four years. In addition, she worked as a project manager for a real estate development company and was a policy consultant. She worked as a deputy policy director for a candidate for Governor, and she was the Pennsylvania state campaign director for the Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute (PHI National). Ms. Lawless was a public affairs/legislative director for the American Society for Pharmaceutical and Experimental Therapeutics and the American Society for Nutrition for 10 years.

Ron's service as an elected Representative provides inside the Capitol knowledge of the legislative process. This experience and his ongoing relationships with decision makers gives Versant's governmental relations practice an edge in client strategy and service.

11-15 years

Ron's governmental service ranges from City Council to the Chairman of the House Liquor Committee. His ability to navigate the many layers of government and work across the aisle in a bipartisan manner is second to none.

Ron has a close relationship with the current members of the PA House of Representatives and staff.

Ron's extensive experience in state and local government will help Versant's clients set strategies to achieve their legislative and regulatory goals. Ron served in the PA House of Representatives for over 20 years and was an active member of the House Consumer Affairs and Rules Committees. Ultimately, he was named Secretary of the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee and became Chairman of the House Liquor Committee. Prior to his election to represent the 162nd House District, Ron served as Mayor of Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania. More recently, he worked in governmental affairs serving a myriad of interests in the State Capitol.

State and Local Lobbying:

Influencing the decisions of government officials for our clients is key to the work that we do. Whether we're standing beside our client, or advocating on their behalf, we remain focused on policies, legislation, or regulations that are integral to each organization's interest.

Because of the experience of our team, we approach each issue and challenge separately. We're empathetic, sensing where there is great need. We value the work that our clients do and understand our own roles in this process. We always strive to learn and know more about the issues that are important to our clients, recognize the challenges that they face, try to find common ground, manage expectations, are creative in our problem-solving, and put all of our skills and talents to work for our clients, working smarter to great success.

Having insight into operations at a local level is just as important when clients interact with their local or county government daily. In some cases, those interactions may be even more impactful to organizations who work with C & G Strategies.

Each of our team members boasts decades of experience in government and uses that background to great effect for clients. No matter the issue or interest, C & G can provide clients with information, a deep understanding of the process they're navigating, observations relevant to their work, and solutions that may be unconventional. At the heart of all of that work is the client goals.

20+ years

Led the passage of legislation to provide for Ready to Go Drinks in grocery stores, convenience stores and restaurant licensees.

Secured funding for the 15 Community Colleges including passage of the State Board of Higher Education.

Led the passage of legislation to provide for the addition of the federal judiciary in the Pennsylvania Protective Class Law.

Worked to advance client's legislative goals in the reauthorization of the Commonwealth's One Call System.

C&G Strategies has focused its practice on working both sides of the aisle. We have relationships in all four Caucus Leadership Teams

Co-Founder/General Counsel

Tony has dedicated his entire career to government relations, representing a variety of corporations and non-profit organizations from across the Commonwealth. An effective advocate, his experience and reputation helps make connections between his clients and policy makers. Tony is an active and well-respected participant in the legislative process in Harrisburg. Tony is known for his tireless work ethic and his ability to bring together stakeholders on any issue to find commonalities and work together. His expertise lies in government relations, legislative strategy, political action committee (PAC) regulation, and lobbying regulation. Tony is also a frequent continuing legal education (CLE) presenter.

Versant means "having good knowledge of" and clients benefit from our in-depth industry knowledge and skills on the Hill. We help clients ranging from small farms and businesses to Fortune 500 companies send the right message to the right people who can affect action on their behalf. Our expertise in navigating legislative and regulatory issues provides you with a powerful partner for nearly any organizational or governmental relations concern. In addition, our network of relationships can open up opportunities for business development.

0-5 years

2019 30 Under 30 by AgGrad

With a focus on rural affairs, I work with numerous members of the legislature. I also engage regularly with the Department of Agriculture, Department of Environmental Protection, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, and Department of Education.

Chief Operating Officer Caleb Wright's roots in Pennsylvania's agricultural community are deep, and accolades earned during his young career have marked him as a voice of rural Pennsylvania's new generation. Raised on a Huntingdon County farm that has borne his family's name for over a century, Caleb grew up as the grandson of the region's renowned veterinarian, Doc Kyper, with a family legacy of serving the rural community. Prior to joining Versant Strategies, he served as a PA State FFA Officer, was a National FFA Officer Candidate, and taught high school agriculture.

Caleb is a graduate of Penn State with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Extension Education. He was named as the College of Agricultural Science's inaugural Emerging Leader Candidate, working one-on-one with the College's Dean. Caleb investigated recruitment and retention of students in Agricultural Education as a Penn State research project. A skilled speaker, his energized commitment to rural education also earned him the Youth Agricultural Award presented by the Penn State Agriculture Council. Wright was elected to Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences Alumni Society Board and also serves on the Board of the PA FFA Foundation.

Along with managing day-to-day operations of the firm, Caleb actively lobbies and assists with organizational management.

Widely regarded as one who could always work in a bipartisan manner within the halls of the Capitol, Kyle has been able to utilize those relationships to achieve numerous successes for his clients. Over the last few years, Kyle has worked with his clients to accomplish many legislative victories, such as the expansion of tax credit programs, implementing the first e-Scooter pilot program in Pennsylvania, amending state licensure laws and securing state appropriations.

Kyle brings to GSL Public Affairs and Communications more than two decades of experience in state government. A native of northeast Pennsylvania, Kyle came to Harrisburg more than 20 years ago and began his career in the Pennsylvania State Senate.

Kyle quickly worked his way up the ranks, serving in various roles and most recently as the Chief of Staff for Senator John Yudichak.

As Chief of Staff, Kyle was responsible for the day-to-day operations of both the Harrisburg Office and the District Offices. Kyle developed, implemented and promoted the Senator's legislative proposals and public policy agenda. He also identified and helped secure funding sources, such as RACP, LSA, PennDOT/DCED Multimodal and other CFA grant programs for economic development and infrastructure projects in the Senator's district.

In 2016, Kyle made the transition from chief of staff in the Senate to a career in lobbying. Widely regarded as one who could always work in a bipartisan manner within the halls of the Capitol, Kyle has been able to utilize those relationships to achieve numerous successes for his clients. Over the last few years, Kyle has worked with his clients to accomplish many legislative victories, such as the expansion of tax credit programs, implementing the first e-Scooter pilot program in Pennsylvania, amending state licensure laws and securing state appropriations.

Throughout Kyle's entire professional career, he has maintained an outstanding reputation amongst his peers. Kyle continues to use his experiences and longtime connections to collaboratively work with his clients and stakeholders to achieve policy and legislative goals.

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Derek Snyder's upbringing in rural Pennsylvania and affection for government and impacting positive change brought him to Versant to combine his strengths and skillsets to help serve client needs.

From a young age, Snyder developed a love for agriculture and advocacy, with his first childhood job being a door-to-door fruit salesman for an Adams County orchard owner. As a middle and high school student, Derek traveled to Harrisburg several times to meet with state representatives and senators to discuss issues that were important to him and his community.

Snyder was born and raised in Cumberland County, where he still resides today. He is the grandson of Luther Snyder, who served as President of the Pennsylvania State Grange and was a Deputy Secretary for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Derek continues his grandparents Grange involvement as a 5th generation member, holding various titles with the Pennsylvania State Grange and National Grange throughout the years.

Prior to joining Versant Strategies, Snyder worked as a legislative reporter for Pennsylvania Legislative Services and most recently served as a legislative aide for State Representative Torren Ecker. In college, he completed an internship with the UK Parliament in the House of Commons where he worked for MP Paul Maynard, who served as Rail Minister in Prime Minister Theresa May's and Boris Johnson's Cabinets. Snyder graduated from Penn State University and holds a Bachelor of Science in Corporate Innovation and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics.

In his free time, Snyder volunteers on the board of a local non-profit that helps individuals with Traumatic Brain Injuries. He enjoys hiking, Philadelphia and Penn State sports, traveling with his girlfriend Melissa, and spending time with family and friends.

0-5 years

City and State's "40 Under 40 State Leaders" in 2022

PoliticsPA's "Top PA Political Operatives" in 2014

Board Member on the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Board of Review

Elena has significant experience coordinating and advancing legislative initiatives in Harrisburg. As former Chief of Staff and Deputy Chief of Staff for the Office of Governor Tom Wolf, she oversaw operations of 24 executive agencies, led the planning and implementation of the Governor's strategic plan and worked closely with the General Assembly to advance budgetary, investment, tax reform, election reform, public health and economic goals. Among numerous major initiatives that Elena helped guide from development to completion include the 2022-23 $45 billion budget process, Pennsylvania's largest tax credit package for energy and advanced manufacturing development, COVID vaccine distribution, Pennsylvania's Broadband Authority, regional economic hub development and business recruitment, and the regulatory and executive action agenda for equal rights policies across various industries. She also oversaw the development of risk management, process improvements and data management structures across state agencies. Having served as a liaison between various cabinet agencies, nonprofit organizations and public and private leaders, Elena understands how to collaborate to achieve a common objective.

Elena also has a depth of strategic knowledge about the organization and coordination of political and field programs for key caucus operations and races. Prior to her senior advisory career in the Governor's Office, Elena held executive leadership roles in the Democratic Party and election organizations. She was Executive Director for Campaign for a Fresh Start, which coordinated gubernatorial campaign and other Democratic campaign efforts; served as Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party; and was Political Director for the Pennsylvania House Democratic Campaign Committee.

MeeCee Baker's name is synonymous with agricultural and rural issues in Pennsylvania. MeeCee's commitment, experience and knowledge coupled with her networking skills, make her a uniquely efficient and effective advocate.

15-20 years

Dr. Baker was named an Alumni Fellow at the Penn State University and delivered the commencement address at the College of Agricultural Sciences spring graduation. She also received the prestigious Medal of Honor Award from the Philadelphia Society for the Promotion of Agriculture (PSPA), the oldest (1785) continuously operating agricultural society in the country. PSPA was involved in establishing the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. In addition, Baker was honored with the esteemed Jefferson Award by the Penn Ag Democrats.

Baker was appointed during the Rendell administration to work in the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture . While there, she directed the educational outreach for the Department.

Dr. Baker owns Versant Strategies, a premier governmental affairs firm focused on agricultural, education, environmental, and rural issues. Versant has represented dozens of clients in the Harrisburg and DC marketplace ranging from small farms and businesses to Fortune 500 companies.

Previously, Baker served in the executive office of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. While there, she directed the educational outreach for the Department using the knowledge, skills, and traits she perfected during her 20 years behind a teacher’s desk at secondary and post-secondary institutions. Baker served as a faculty member at Penn State, an adjunct professor at North Carolina State University, and was the first woman elected as president of the National Association of Agricultural Educators. She is known across the nation as a published author and columnist with frequent engagements as a motivational keynote speaker and workshop presenter.

MeeCee, husband Jim Garofalo, a retired PA State Police Major who now works with USDA Investigation and Enforcement, and daughter Libby, a former state FFA president (Future Farmers' of America) and current Penn State student, live on the Baker homestead farm in Juniata County.

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0-5 years

John brings 24 years of strategic experience in shaping legislative, budgetary, and regulatory policy in the Commonwealth. He most recently served three terms as Pennsylvania State Senator for Senate District 14 in Carbon and Luzerne Counties, where he earned a reputation as a consensus-builder and accomplished notable community and economic development objectives. John was Chairman of the Senate Community and Economic Development Committee, Vice-Chairman of the Aging and Youth Committee and minority Chairman of the Senate Environmental and Energy Resource Committee, a role he held for nearly a decade. Prior to his election to the Senate, he served the 119th District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for 12 years.

Across his senatorial tenure, John managed multiple community and economic development projects in Northeastern Pennsylvania that transformed the region into one of the leading economic development areas in the country. He forged coalitions with labor groups, such as the Pennsylvania State Building and Construction Trades Council, and business groups, including the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association and the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce, to advance the Local Resource Manufacturing Tax Credit, the Pennsylvania EDGE Tax Credit and the Sales and Use Tax Exemption for computer data center development.

John also worked with the Earth Conservancy to reclaim thousands of acres of mine-scarred lands and set the stage for national developers, like NorthPoint Development, who have invested $1 billion to create 8,000 new jobs in the South Valley of Luzerne County.

Throughout his career, he worked with Republicans and Democrats to author laws to support veterans (Sgt. Sherwood Baker Act), protect seniors (Senior Citizens Full Benefits Act), support law enforcement (Officer John Wilding Law), improve our environment (Coal Refuse Energy and Reclamation Tax Credit) and expand educational opportunities (SHINE Afterschool Program).

Affiliations
The Pennsylvania Environmental Quality Board, Member, 2011-2019
The Luzerne Foundation, Executive Board Member, 2001-2017
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, Executive Board Member, 2011-2015
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, Executive Board Member, 2009-2010
Osterhout Free Library, Director of Development, 1995-1998
The Earth Conservancy, Board of Directors, 2022-Present
The Pennsylvania Tuition Account Advisory Board, 2022-Present

Recognition
Pennsylvania Citizens for Better Libraries Elected State Official of the Year
Children's Service Center Commitment to Children Award
North Branch Land Trust Community Stewardship Award
Pennsylvania Health Care Association Legislative Champion
John is the founder of the Yudichak Family Lighthouse Fund of the Luzerne Foundation, a charity that has donated over $250,000 to public libraries, college scholarships, and youth programs.

Credentials
Education
The Pennsylvania State University, M.A.
The Pennsylvania State University, B.A.

Co-Founder/ Managing Partner

With more than 25 years of experience in government, public affairs, and strategic communications, David comes from The Caliguiri Group, a firm he founded in 2011. After successfully managing several political campaigns, David was also an integral part of Pittsburgh First's campaign for a Pennsylvania state gaming license.

Prior to launching his own firm, David was a lobbyist representing clients before local and state governments. He is an active member of the Pittsburgh community and sits on the boards of several nonprofit organizations serving the region.

Former Budget Secretary and legislative drafting attorney provides a unique insight into making the deal as well as the interpretation of what the deal was made.

0-5 years

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Former Chief of Staff to Governor Tom Wolf as well as a national political affairs manager for a "Big Five" technology company. Mike also served two full terms as a State Representative in the New Hampshire House of Representatives and as Executive Director of the New Hampshire Democratic Party.

0-5 years

Mike is Managing Director of GSL Public Strategies Group as well as GSL Government Consulting's state and local government consulting practice. He works with public and private sector clients within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and across the country to structure, maintain and further organizational partnerships and continuous improvement in the markets they serve.

Mike has an extensive background in legislative leadership. He served as Chief of Staff to the Office of Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf, working with a wide range of public and private stakeholders and advising the Governor in strategic political, policy, legislative, communications and intergovernmental affairs. He has led various multi-billion dollar budget negotiations and key legislative reforms in areas that include pensions, criminal law, health care, education, election law and school safety, among others.

As an electoral strategist, Mike's experience includes serving two full terms as a State Representative in the New Hampshire House of Representatives as well as Executive Director of the New Hampshire Democratic Party. Mike was also Executive Director of the Service Employees International United (SEIU) Pennsylvania State Council, National Campaign Director of SEIU and a national political affairs manager for a "Big Five" technology company.

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Links:LinkedIn

0-5 years

Before joining the GSL team, Elizabeth worked as a registered lobbyist in Harrisburg. She assists the GSL team in communications and public affairs strategy, design and delivery.

Elizabeth attended Penn State University and received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a concentration in Public Relations. Elizabeth was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society.

Elizabeth is an avid golfer and volunteers with LPGA*Girls Golf USA in the Central Pennsylvania area. She is also a member of the Harrisburg Young Professionals.

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0-5 years

Senior Advisor to the Shapiro Transition Committee

Rob has extensive experience in crafting and implementing policy, particularly in the areas of economic development and energy. A veteran of state government, Rob served in the Governor Tom Wolf Administration as Deputy Chief of Staff, Speechwriter, Secretary of Intergovernmental Affairs and most recently as Senior Advisor to the Governor. In this position, he served as primary political advisor and oversaw all aspects of economic development for the Wolf administration as well as coordinated all economic development related grant programs in partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development. He also coordinated all aspects of the administration's federal government relations efforts to advance the Governor's agenda in Washington, D.C.

Rob is an expert on the intersection of economic development, state funding and labor organizations. He has built coalitions to advance common goals and fostered relationships with a range of stakeholders, including interest groups, business and professional organizations, elected officials and community leaders across the state.

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0-5 years

Nick has served in key leadership positions both within Pennsylvania's Office of Administration (O.A.) and Governor's Office under both Governor Corbett and Governor Wolf. He brings a bipartisan approach to assisting GSL clients. While in O.A., Nick served as the Director of the Bureau of State Employment overseeing 32,000 non-civil service jobs and the application, interview and selection process associated with them. Nick built relationships with key stakeholders in the hiring process, including Deputies for Administration, labor unions and human resources personnel. Additionally, he was influential in proposing and implementing various executive orders, HR initiatives, management directives and policies throughout the enterprise


After transferring to the Governor's Office under Governor Wolf, Nick served as the Director of Administration and as a Deputy Chief of Staff before being named the Governor's Executive Deputy Chief of Staff. In these various roles, he oversaw personnel, procurement and the Governor's Office of Performance Through Excellence. He participated in legislative negotiations and played a key role in the Governor's final budget. Through his administration and procurement background, Nick has extensive experience working with all state agencies and delivery centers and specifically served as a liaison for the Office of Inspector General, Office of Administration, Department of General Services and the Department of Agriculture.

  • 215-735-6660

  • 200 S. Broad StreetSuite 1100PhiladelphiaPA19102

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Links:Website

6-10 years

BRIAN ABELA

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:
Clients:
Clients:

CARSON BAKER

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:
  • 215-327-5600

  • 5023 South Convent LaneUnit JPhiladelphiaPA19114

  • 717-773-4213

  • 17 North Second StreetSuite 1410HarrisburgPA17101

Clients:

KATI BRILLHART

(Pennsylvania)

STEVEN CHINTAMAN

(Pennsylvania)

BRUCE CLASH

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:
Clients:
  • 717-703-5900

  • 17 N. 2nd Street, Suite 1410HarrisburgPA17101

Clients:

MARK DAVIS

(Pennsylvania)
  • 7178562080

  • 3333 N. Front StreetSuite 203HarrisburgPA17110

Clients:

1) PAR

  • 717-773-4630

  • 17 North Second StreetSuite 1410HarrisburgPA17101

Clients:

STEVE DOSTER

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:

JENNA EARLEY

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:

43) Lion Health System

44) LIUNA Mid-Atlantic Regional Organizing Coalition

45) Local Union No. 1319 O.S.H.E.

46) Luzerne County Child Advocacy Center

47) Malibu Wellness Ranch

48) Malt Beverage Distributors Association of PA

49) Martz Trailways

50) Messiah Lifeways

51) MidPoint Group of Companies, Inc.

52) Misericordia University

53) Modern Treasury

54) New Birth of Freedom Council, Boy Scouts of America #544

55) Nlyten Corporation

56) Olivet Boys & Girls Club of Reading and Berks County

57) PA Association for Justice

58) PA State Building & Construction Trades Council

59) Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals

60) Pennsylvania Beer Alliance

61) Pennsylvania Cannabis Coalition

62) Pennsylvania Principals Association

63) Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants

64) Pennsylvania State Nurses Association

65) Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Inc.

66) Phila Trial Lawyers Assn.

67) Philadelphia School District

68) Prestige Healthcare Administrative Services

69) Recycle the World, Inc.

70) Rikore, Inc.

71) Rutter's Holdings, Inc.

72) Sheet Metal Workers LU 19

73) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) of Luzerne County

74) Summit Realty Advisors, LLC

75) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.

76) Terrapin Investment Fund 1, LLC

77) Ticket Network

78) Total Security International LLC

79) Valley Crest Real Estate, LP

80) Verified Voting.Org., Inc

81) Viatris Inc.

82) Waste Reduction Recycling Transfer, Inc.

83) William J. Brennan, Jr. Center for Justice

CONOR FENNESSY

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:

48) Mercer County Regional Council of Governments

49) Metropolitan Area Neighborhood Nutrition Alliance

50) Mid-Atlantic Public Insurance Adjusters Association

51) MLH Explorations, LLC

52) Natera, Inc.

53) National Strategies, LLC on behalf of ReUp Education

54) New Castle Area Transit Authority

55) New Cosmos USA, Inc.

56) Niskanen Center and its Affiliates

57) NORTHEAST RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CORP

58) NPAX, LLC

59) Nueva Esperanza, Inc.

60) Oceans Healthcare

61) One Call Corporation

62) Opus Inspection

63) OVERBROOK SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

64) PA ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES

65) PA CABLE NETWORK

66) PA Coalition of Public Charter Schools

67) PA School for the Deaf

68) PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

69) Pennsylvania Child Care Association

70) Pennsylvania Mentor

71) PFM ASSET MANAGEMENT

72) PFM Financial Advisors LLC

73) PNC Bank, N.A.

74) PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

75) PNK DC LLC

76) Restore Integrated Wellness Center

77) Retail Services & Systems, Inc. dba Total Wine & More

78) REV Renewables LLC

79) Safety and Advocacy for Empowerment

80) Sharing Excess

81) Stadium Casino RE, LLC

82) Strategos Group on behalf of American College of Education

83) The PAI Corporation dba Excentia and S. June Smith Center

84) UniqueSource Products & Services

85) UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

86) Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board

87) VisionLink

88) Vistra Corporate Services Company

89) Walgreen Co.

90) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR BLIND CHILDREN

91) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

92) WorkMoney

93) XTO ENERGY

94) Youth Advocate Programs, Inc

JORDAN FREDERICK

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:

48) Mid-Atlantic Public Insurance Adjusters Association

49) Millcreek Health System, Inc. dba LECOM Health

50) MLH Explorations, LLC

51) Natera, Inc.

52) National Association of Chain Drug Stores

53) National Strategies, LLC on behalf of ReUp Education

54) New Castle Area Transit Authority

55) New Cosmos USA, Inc.

56) Niskanen Center and its Affiliates

57) NORTHEAST RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CORP

58) NPAX, LLC

59) Nueva Esperanza, Inc.

60) Oceans Healthcare

61) One Call Corporation

62) Opus Inspection

63) OVERBROOK SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

64) PA ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES

65) PA CABLE NETWORK

66) PA Coalition of Public Charter Schools

67) Penn America Energy Holdings, LLC

68) PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

69) Pennsylvania Child Care Association

70) Pennsylvania MENTOR

71) Pennsylvania MENTOR and The MENTOR Network

72) PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

73) PNK DC LLC

74) Restore Integrated Wellness Center

75) Retail Services & Systems, Inc. dba Total Wine & More

76) REV Renewables LLC

77) Safety and Advocacy for Empowerment

78) Sharing Excess

79) Stadium Casino RE, LLC

80) Strategos Group on behalf of American College of Education

81) The Davey Resource Group, Inc

82) The PAI Corporation dba Excentia and S. June Smith Center

83) THE PENNSYLVANIA CHARTER SCHOOLS FOR DEAF & BLIND CHILDREN

84) THE PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

85) UniqueSource Products & Services

86) UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

87) Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board

88) VisionLink

89) Vistra Corporate Services Company

90) Walgreen Co.

91) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR BLIND CHILDREN

92) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

93) WorkMoney

94) Youth Advocate Programs, Inc

MARK GIUFFRE

(Pennsylvania)
  • 212-631-6565

  • 643 West 43rd Street8th Floor - Public AffairsNew YorkNY10036

ILANA GRUBER

(Pennsylvania)
  • 7178562080

  • 3333 N. Front StreetSuite 203HarrisburgPA17110

Clients:

1) PAR

  • 215-665-2065

  • One Liberty Place1650 Market Street, Suite 2800PhiladelphiaPA19103

Clients:
Clients:
Clients:
Clients:

47) Merakey USA

48) Mercer County Regional Council of Governments

49) Metropolitan Area Neighborhood Nutrition Alliance

50) Mid-Atlantic Public Insurance Adjusters Association

51) Millcreek Health System, Inc. dba LECOM Health

52) MLH Explorations, LLC

53) Natera, Inc.

54) National Association of Chain Drug Stores

55) National Strategies, LLC on behalf of ReUp Education

56) New Castle Area Transit Authority

57) New Cosmos USA, Inc.

58) Niskanen Center and its Affiliates

59) Nokia of America Corporation

60) NORTHEAST RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CORP

61) NPAX, LLC

62) Nueva Esperanza, Inc.

63) Oceans Healthcare

64) One Call Corporation

65) Opus Inspection

66) OVERBROOK SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

67) PA ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES

68) PA CABLE NETWORK

69) PA Coalition of Public Charter Schools

70) PA School for the Deaf

71) Pennsylvania Child Care Association

72) Pennsylvania Mentor

73) PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

74) PNK DC LLC

75) Restore Integrated Wellness Center

76) REV Renewables LLC

77) Safety and Advocacy for Empowerment

78) Sharing Excess

79) Stadium Casino RE, LLC

80) Strategos Group on behalf of American College of Education

81) The PAI Corporation dba Excentia and S. June Smith Center

82) THE PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

83) UniqueSource Products & Services

84) UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

85) Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board

86) VisionLink

87) Vistra Corporate Services Company

88) Walgreen Co.

89) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR BLIND CHILDREN

90) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

91) WorkMoney

92) Youth Advocate Programs, Inc

  • 412-620-6496

  • 301 Grant Street41st FloorPittsburghPA15219

Clients:

KARI KING

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:
Clients:

1) Acivilate

2) Advantage Capital

3) Alliance for Automotive Innovation

4) Altria Client Services LLC and its Affiliates

5) Amazon.com Services LLC

6) AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC

7) ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES OF PA

8) Astellas Pharma US, Inc.

9) Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh

10) Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region

11) Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities of Philhaven

12) Childrens Home of Bradford

13) Colonial Management Group

14) Comcast Corporation

15) Commonwealth License Beverage Association

16) Community Energy, Inc

17) Community Media of South Central PA

18) Conservative Energy Network

19) Constellation Energy Generation, LLC

20) Consumer Data Industry Association

21) Contact Tracer Staffing and Workforce Management

22) CopyWatch

23) Cresco Labs

24) Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School

25) Cypress Creek Renewables

26) Dairy Farmers of America

27) Dakota Renewable Energy, LLC

28) Direct Energy

29) Direct Energy Services, LLC

30) Dutch Harvest, LLC

31) Election IQ

32) Emergency Response Training and Certification Association

33) ENTERPRISE LEASING COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, LLC dba ENTERPRISE MOBILITY

34) Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company of Pittsburgh, LLC dba Enterprise Mobility

35) Erie Zoological Society

36) Families Against Mandatory Minimums

37) Family First Homecare of Pennsylvania

38) G2Lytics

39) Geronimo Energy

40) H. W. Lochner, Inc.

41) Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District

42) Highview Commercial, LLC

43) HOSPITAL & HEALTHSYSTEM ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA

44) IGT and Its Affiliates

45) IGT Global Solutions

46) INDEPENDENCE BLUE CROSS

47) Injured Workers Pharmacy

48) InVision Human Services

49) Jewish Community Alliance of NEPA

50) Keystone Sanitary Landfill

51) Keystone State Railroad Association

52) Lancaster General Health

53) Las Vegas Sands Corp.

54) Lebanon Valley College

55) Lehigh Valley Zoological Society

56) Lexmark International

57) Liquor Enforcement Association

58) Malt Beverage Distributors Association of PA

59) Medtronic, Inc.

60) Misericordia University

61) Motor Vehicle Protection Products Association

62) Mount Airy #1, LLC

63) NATIONAL AVIARY IN PITTSBURGH

64) Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers, Inc.

65) New Story, Inc.

66) Norristown Zoological Society/Elmwood Park Zoo

67) Northwoods

68) Nurse Family Partnership

69) PA ASSOC OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS

70) PA Zoological Council

71) Pattern Energy

72) PayIt, LLC

73) PENNSYLVANIA AMUSEMENT AND MUSIC MACHINE ASSOCIATION

74) Pennsylvania Association of Naturopathic Physicians

75) Pennsylvania Cannabis Coalition

76) PENNSYLVANIA CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

77) PENNSYLVANIA COALITION OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS

78) Pennsylvania General Energy

79) PENNSYLVANIA HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION

80) Pennsylvania Hearing Healthcare Association

81) PENNSYLVANIA OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION

82) PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION

83) PENNSYLVANIA STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (PSEA)

84) Pennsylvanians Against Gerrymandering

85) Pennsylvanians for Responsible Government

86) Pennsylvanians for Responsible Medical Marijuana Research

87) PENRAC LLC dba Enterprise Mobility

88) Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC

89) Perdue AgriBusiness

90) Philadelphia Zoo

91) Philadelphians for a Fair Future

92) Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium

93) PMCAction

94) Pocono Springs Development

95) Real Alternatives

96) Rockland Associates, Inc.

97) Shell Oil Company

98) Signallamp Health

99) Sky King Fireworks

100) Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

101) Speak Up!

102) St. Joseph's Preparatory School

103) Stevens & Lee, P.C.

104) Sunset Hills Medical

105) Systems & Methods, Inc.

106) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.

107) The Cobbs Creek Restoration and Community Foundation

108) The Commonwealth Medical College

109) The EADS Group

110) The Greater Hazleton-Area New Development Organization, Inc.

111) Tioga County Board of Commissioners

112) Tobyhanna Township

113) TransparentBusiness, Inc.

114) Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.

115) United Fiber & Data

116) UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS

117) Villanova University

118) Virtual learning Network

119) Visa U.S.A. Inc.

120) Volunteers of America Delaware Valley

121) Warren County Board of Commissioners

122) West Norriton Township

123) Western Pennsylvania Golf Association

124) Whole Plants, LLC

125) Ygrene Energy Fund

126) Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC

STEVE KRATZ

(Pennsylvania)

JEN LARSON THOMPSON

(Pennsylvania)
  • 7178562080

  • 3333 N. Front StreetHarrisburgPA17110

Clients:

1) PAR

THOMAS LIPKO

(Pennsylvania)
  • 909 Green StreetHarrisburgPA17102

Clients:
Clients:

1) Acivilate

2) Advantage Capital

3) Alliance for Automotive Innovation

4) Altria Client Services LLC and its Affiliates

5) Amazon.com Services LLC

6) Apex Adjustment Associates, LLC

7) AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC

8) ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES OF PA

9) Astellas Pharma US, Inc.

10) BFW Group, LLC

11) Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh

12) Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region

13) Capitol Adjustment, LLC

14) Carroll Public Adjusters, LLC

15) Catholic Charities Diocese of Harrisburg

16) Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia

17) Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities of Philhaven

18) Childrens Home of Bradford

19) Clearview Asset Protection, LLC

20) Colonial Management Group

21) Comcast Corporation

22) Common Craft Holding, LLC

23) Commonwealth License Beverage Association

24) Community Energy, Inc

25) Community Media of South Central PA

26) Conservative Energy Network

27) Constellation Energy Generation, LLC

28) Contact Tracer Staffing and Workforce Management

29) CopyWatch

30) Cresco Labs

31) Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School

32) Cypress Creek Renewables

33) Dad's Resource Center

34) Dairy Farmers of America

35) Dakota Renewable Energy, LLC

36) Direct Energy

37) Eastern Adjustment Group

38) Election IQ

39) Emergency Response Training and Certification Association

40) Emet Capital Management

41) ENTERPRISE LEASING COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, LLC dba ENTERPRISE MOBILITY

42) Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company of Pittsburgh, LLC dba Enterprise Mobility

43) Erie Zoological Society

44) Families Against Mandatory Minimums

45) Family First Homecare of Pennsylvania

46) G2Lytics

47) Geronimo Energy

48) Griffin Holdings

49) H. W. Lochner, Inc.

50) Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District

51) Highview Commercial, LLC

52) HOSPITAL & HEALTHSYSTEM ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA

53) IBEW Local 29

54) IBEW Local 614

55) IGT and Its Affiliates

56) IGT Global Solutions

57) Information Technology Industry Council

58) Injured Workers Pharmacy

59) Integrated Rroadways, LLC

60) InVision Human Services

61) Jewish Community Alliance of NEPA

62) Keystone Sanitary Landfill

63) Keystone State Railroad Association

64) Lancaster General Health

65) Las Vegas Sands Corp.

66) Lebanon Valley College

67) Lehigh Valley Zoological Society

68) Lexmark International

69) Life Changing Experience

70) Liquor Enforcement Association

71) Malt Beverage Distributors Association of PA

72) Medtronic, Inc.

73) Misericordia University

74) Motor Vehicle Protection Products Association

75) Mount Airy #1, LLC

76) NATIONAL AVIARY IN PITTSBURGH

77) Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers, Inc.

78) New Story, Inc.

79) Norristown Zoological Society/Elmwood Park Zoo

80) Northwoods

81) Nurse Family Partnership

82) Office of Catholic Education

83) PA ASSOC OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS

84) PA Zoological Council

85) Pattern Energy

86) PayIt, LLC

87) Pennsylvania Association of Naturopathic Physicians

88) Pennsylvania Cannabis Coalition

89) PENNSYLVANIA CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

90) PENNSYLVANIA COALITION OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS

91) Pennsylvania General Energy

92) Pennsylvania Hearing Healthcare Association

93) PENNSYLVANIA OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION

94) PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION

95) PENNSYLVANIA STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (PSEA)

96) Pennsylvanians Against Gerrymandering

97) Pennsylvanians for Responsible Government

98) Pennsylvanians for Responsible Medical Marijuana Research

99) PENRAC LLC dba Enterprise Mobility

100) Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC

101) Perdue AgriBusiness

102) Pet Advocacy Network

103) Philadelphia Zoo

104) Philadelphians for a Fair Future

105) Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium

106) PMCAction

107) Pocono Springs Development

108) Real Alternatives

109) Rehabilitation and Community Providers Association

110) Ridley School District

111) Rockland Associates, Inc.

112) SH Advisors, LLC

113) Shell Oil Company

114) Signallamp Health

115) Sky King Fireworks

116) Solar Landscape

117) Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

118) Speak Up!

119) St. Joseph's Preparatory School

120) Strategos Public Affairs

121) Sunset Hills Medical

122) Switchyard AI

123) Systems & Methods, Inc.

124) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.

125) Teachers of Tomorrow

126) The Caring Cupboard

127) The Cobbs Creek Restoration and Community Foundation

128) The Commonwealth Medical College

129) The EADS Group

130) The Greater Hazleton-Area New Development Organization, Inc.

131) The Port-A-John

132) Tioga County Board of Commissioners

133) Tobyhanna Township

134) TransparentBusiness, Inc.

135) Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.

136) United Fiber & Data

137) UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS

138) Utility Workers Union of America Local 102

139) UWUA Local 102

140) Valley Wellness Dispensary, LLC

141) Villanova University

142) Virtual learning Network

143) Visa U.S.A. Inc.

144) Volunteers of America Delaware Valley

145) Warren County Board of Commissioners

146) West Norriton Township

147) Western Pennsylvania Golf Association

148) Whole Plants, LLC

149) Ygrene Energy Fund

150) Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC

Clients:

1) Acivilate

2) Advantage Capital

3) AIA PENNSYLVANIA

4) Alliance for Automotive Innovation

5) Altria Client Services LLC and its Affiliates

6) Amazon.com Services LLC

7) Apex Adjustment Associates, LLC

8) AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC

9) ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES OF PA

10) Astellas Pharma US, Inc.

11) BFW Group, LLC

12) Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh

13) Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region

14) Bitcoin Depot

15) Capitol Adjustment, LLC

16) Carroll Public Adjusters, LLC

17) Catholic Charities Diocese of Harrisburg

18) Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia

19) Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities of Philhaven

20) Childrens Home of Bradford

21) Clearview Asset Protection, LLC

22) Colonial Management Group

23) Comcast Corporation

24) Common Craft Holding, LLC

25) Commonwealth License Beverage Association

26) Community Energy, Inc

27) Community Media of South Central PA

28) Conservative Energy Network

29) Constellation Energy Generation, LLC

30) Consumer Data Industry Association

31) Contact Tracer Staffing and Workforce Management

32) CopyWatch

33) Cresco Labs

34) Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School

35) Cypress Creek Renewables

36) Dad's Resource Center

37) Dairy Farmers of America

38) Dakota Renewable Energy, LLC

39) Direct Energy

40) Dutch Harvest, LLC

41) Eastern Adjustment Group

42) Election IQ

43) Emergency Response Training and Certification Association

44) Emet Capital Management

45) ENTERPRISE LEASING COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, LLC dba ENTERPRISE MOBILITY

46) Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company of Pittsburgh, LLC dba Enterprise Mobility

47) Erie Zoological Society

48) Families Against Mandatory Minimums

49) Family First Homecare of Pennsylvania

50) G2Lytics

51) Geronimo Energy

52) Griffin Holdings

53) H. W. Lochner, Inc.

54) Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District

55) Highview Commercial, LLC

56) Honor Health Network

57) HOSPITAL & HEALTHSYSTEM ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA

58) Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania

59) IBEW Local 29

60) IBEW Local 459

61) IBEW Local 614

62) IGT and Its Affiliates

63) IGT Global Solutions

64) Information Technology Industry Council

65) Injured Workers Pharmacy

66) Integrated Rroadways, LLC

67) InVision Human Services

68) Jewish Community Alliance of NEPA

69) Keystone Sanitary Landfill

70) Keystone State Railroad Association

71) Lancaster General Health

72) Las Vegas Sands Corp.

73) Lebanon Valley College

74) Lehigh Valley Zoological Society

75) Lexmark International

76) Life Changing Experience

77) Liquor Enforcement Association

78) Malt Beverage Distributors Association of PA

79) Medtronic, Inc.

80) Misericordia University

81) Motor Vehicle Protection Products Association

82) Mount Airy #1, LLC

83) NATIONAL AVIARY IN PITTSBURGH

84) Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers, Inc.

85) New Story, Inc.

86) Norristown Zoological Society/Elmwood Park Zoo

87) Northwoods

88) Nurse Family Partnership

89) Office of Catholic Education

90) PA ASSOC OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS

91) PA Zoological Council

92) Pattern Energy

93) Pauline Auberle Foundation

94) PayIt, LLC

95) Pennsylvania Association of Naturopathic Physicians

96) Pennsylvania Cannabis Coalition

97) PENNSYLVANIA CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

98) PENNSYLVANIA COALITION OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS

99) Pennsylvania General Energy

100) Pennsylvania Hearing Healthcare Association

101) PENNSYLVANIA OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION

102) PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION

103) PENNSYLVANIA STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (PSEA)

104) Pennsylvanians Against Gerrymandering

105) Pennsylvanians for Responsible Government

106) Pennsylvanians for Responsible Medical Marijuana Research

107) PENRAC LLC dba Enterprise Mobility

108) Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC

109) Perdue AgriBusiness

110) Pet Advocacy Network

111) Philadelphia Zoo

112) Philadelphians for a Fair Future

113) PHL Local Gaming LLC

114) Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium

115) PMCAction

116) Pocono Springs Development

117) Real Alternatives

118) Rehabilitation and Community Providers Association

119) Ridley School District

120) Rockland Associates, Inc.

121) Sands Bethworks Gaming, LLC

122) SH Advisors, LLC

123) Shell Oil Company

124) Signallamp Health

125) Sky King Fireworks

126) Solar Landscape

127) Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

128) Speak Up!

129) St. Joseph's Preparatory School

130) Stevens & Lee, P.C.

131) Strategos Public Affairs

132) Sunset Hills Medical

133) Switchyard AI

134) Systems & Methods, Inc.

135) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.

136) Teachers of Tomorrow

137) The Caring Cupboard

138) The Cobbs Creek Restoration and Community Foundation

139) The Commonwealth Medical College

140) The EADS Group

141) The Greater Hazleton-Area New Development Organization, Inc.

142) The Port-A-John

143) The Vista Foundation on behalf of The Vista School

144) Tioga County Board of Commissioners

145) Tobyhanna Township

146) TransparentBusiness, Inc.

147) Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.

148) United Fiber & Data

149) UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS

150) United Food and Commercial Workers

151) Utility Workers Union of America Local 102

152) UWUA Local 102

153) Valley Wellness Dispensary, LLC

154) Villanova University

155) Virtual learning Network

156) Visa U.S.A. Inc.

157) Volunteers of America Delaware Valley

158) Warren County Board of Commissioners

159) West Norriton Township

160) Western Pennsylvania Golf Association

161) Whole Plants, LLC

162) Ygrene Energy Fund

163) Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC

Clients:

49) Millcreek Health System, Inc. dba LECOM Health

50) MLH Explorations, LLC

51) Natera, Inc.

52) National Association of Chain Drug Stores

53) National Strategies, LLC on behalf of ReUp Education

54) New Castle Area Transit Authority

55) New Cosmos USA, Inc.

56) Niskanen Center and its Affiliates

57) NORTHEAST RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CORP

58) NPAX, LLC

59) Nueva Esperanza, Inc.

60) Oceans Healthcare

61) One Call Corporation

62) Opus Inspection

63) OVERBROOK SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

64) PA ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES

65) PA CABLE NETWORK

66) PA Coalition of Public Charter Schools

67) Penn America Energy Holdings, LLC

68) PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

69) Pennsylvania Child Care Association

70) Pennsylvania Forward

71) Pennsylvania MENTOR

72) Pennsylvania MENTOR and The MENTOR Network

73) PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

74) PNK DC LLC

75) Restore Integrated Wellness Center

76) Retail Services & Systems, Inc. dba Total Wine & More

77) REV Renewables LLC

78) Safety and Advocacy for Empowerment

79) Sharing Excess

80) Stadium Casino RE, LLC

81) Strategos Group on behalf of American College of Education

82) The Davey Resource Group, LLC

83) The PAI Corporation dba Excentia and S. June Smith Center

84) The Pennsylvania Charter Schools for Deaf & Blind Children

85) THE PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

86) UniqueSource Products & Services

87) UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

88) Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board

89) VisionLink

90) Vistra Corporate Services Company

91) Walgreen Co.

92) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR BLIND CHILDREN

93) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

94) WorkMoney

95) Youth Advocate Programs, Inc

LISA MATHIS

(Pennsylvania)
  • 7178562080

  • 3333 N. Front StreetSuite 203HarrisburgPA17110

Clients:

1) PAR

KEARLINE MCKELLAR-JONES

(Pennsylvania)
  • 412-562-1449

  • Union Trust Building501 Grant Street, Suite 200PittsburghPA15219

Clients:

DEJA MOORE

(Pennsylvania)
  • 7179616487

  • 17 North Second Street16th FloorHarrisburgPA17101

Clients:

DENISE NAPIER

(Pennsylvania)
  • 202-390-4272

  • 14307 Claggett Run Road101 Constitution Avenue, NW, Suite 900BrandywineMD20613

  • 7179616487

  • 17 North Second StreetHarrisburgPA17101

Clients:
Clients:

1) Acivilate

2) Advantage Capital

3) AIA PENNSYLVANIA

4) Alliance for Automotive Innovation

5) Altria Client Services LLC and its Affiliates

6) Amazon.com Services LLC

7) Apex Adjustment Associates, LLC

8) AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC

9) ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES OF PA

10) Astellas Pharma US, Inc.

11) BFW Group, LLC

12) Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh

13) Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region

14) Bitcoin Depot

15) Capitol Adjustment, LLC

16) Carroll Public Adjusters, LLC

17) Catholic Charities Diocese of Harrisburg

18) Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia

19) Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities of Philhaven

20) Childrens Home of Bradford

21) Clearview Asset Protection, LLC

22) Colonial Management Group

23) Comcast Corporation

24) Common Craft Holding, LLC

25) Commonwealth License Beverage Association

26) Community Energy, Inc

27) Community Media of South Central PA

28) Conservative Energy Network

29) Constellation Energy Generation, LLC

30) Consumer Data Industry Association

31) Contact Tracer Staffing and Workforce Management

32) CopyWatch

33) Cresco Labs

34) Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School

35) Cypress Creek Renewables

36) Dad's Resource Center

37) Dairy Farmers of America

38) Dakota Renewable Energy, LLC

39) Direct Energy

40) Dutch Harvest, LLC

41) Eastern Adjustment Group

42) Election IQ

43) Emergency Response Training and Certification Association

44) Emet Capital Management

45) ENTERPRISE LEASING COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, LLC dba ENTERPRISE MOBILITY

46) Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company of Pittsburgh, LLC dba Enterprise Mobility

47) Erie Zoological Society

48) Families Against Mandatory Minimums

49) Family First Homecare of Pennsylvania

50) G2Lytics

51) Geronimo Energy

52) Griffin Holdings

53) H. W. Lochner, Inc.

54) Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District

55) Highview Commercial, LLC

56) Honor Health Network

57) HOSPITAL & HEALTHSYSTEM ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA

58) Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania

59) IBEW Local 29

60) IBEW Local 459

61) IBEW Local 614

62) IGT and Its Affiliates

63) IGT Global Solutions

64) Information Technology Industry Council

65) Injured Workers Pharmacy

66) Integrated Rroadways, LLC

67) InVision Human Services

68) Jewish Community Alliance of NEPA

69) Keystone Sanitary Landfill

70) Keystone State Railroad Association

71) Lancaster General Health

72) Las Vegas Sands Corp.

73) Lebanon Valley College

74) Lehigh Valley Zoological Society

75) Lexmark International

76) Life Changing Experience

77) Liquor Enforcement Association

78) Malt Beverage Distributors Association of PA

79) Medtronic, Inc.

80) Misericordia University

81) Motor Vehicle Protection Products Association

82) Mount Airy #1, LLC

83) NATIONAL AVIARY IN PITTSBURGH

84) Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers, Inc.

85) New Story, Inc.

86) Norristown Zoological Society/Elmwood Park Zoo

87) Northwoods

88) Nurse Family Partnership

89) Office of Catholic Education

90) PA ASSOC OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYERS

91) PA Zoological Council

92) Pattern Energy

93) Pauline Auberle Foundation

94) PayIt, LLC

95) Pennsylvania Association of Naturopathic Physicians

96) Pennsylvania Cannabis Coalition

97) PENNSYLVANIA CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

98) PENNSYLVANIA COALITION OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS

99) Pennsylvania General Energy

100) Pennsylvania Hearing Healthcare Association

101) PENNSYLVANIA OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION

102) PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION

103) PENNSYLVANIA STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (PSEA)

104) Pennsylvanians Against Gerrymandering

105) Pennsylvanians for Responsible Government

106) Pennsylvanians for Responsible Medical Marijuana Research

107) PENRAC LLC dba Enterprise Mobility

108) Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC

109) Perdue AgriBusiness

110) Pet Advocacy Network

111) Philadelphia Zoo

112) Philadelphians for a Fair Future

113) Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium

114) PMCAction

115) Pocono Springs Development

116) Real Alternatives

117) Rehabilitation and Community Providers Association

118) Ridley School District

119) Rockland Associates, Inc.

120) Sands Bethworks Gaming, LLC

121) SH Advisors, LLC

122) Shell Oil Company

123) Signallamp Health

124) Sky King Fireworks

125) Solar Landscape

126) Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority

127) Speak Up!

128) St. Joseph's Preparatory School

129) Stevens & Lee, P.C.

130) Strategos Public Affairs

131) Sunset Hills Medical

132) Switchyard AI

133) Systems & Methods, Inc.

134) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.

135) Teachers of Tomorrow

136) The Caring Cupboard

137) The Cobbs Creek Restoration and Community Foundation

138) The Commonwealth Medical College

139) The EADS Group

140) The Greater Hazleton-Area New Development Organization, Inc.

141) The Port-A-John

142) The Vista Foundation on behalf of The Vista School

143) Tioga County Board of Commissioners

144) Tobyhanna Township

145) TransparentBusiness, Inc.

146) Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.

147) United Fiber & Data

148) UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS

149) United Food and Commercial Workers

150) Utility Workers Union of America Local 102

151) UWUA Local 102

152) Valley Wellness Dispensary, LLC

153) Villanova University

154) Virtual learning Network

155) Visa U.S.A. Inc.

156) Volunteers of America Delaware Valley

157) Warren County Board of Commissioners

158) West Norriton Township

159) Western Pennsylvania Golf Association

160) Whole Plants, LLC

161) Ygrene Energy Fund

162) Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC

Clients:

MATTHEW PLUMMER

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:

52) Kingsley Association

53) Kooth USA, LLC

54) Lackawanna College

55) Leading Youth For Excellence

56) Lion Health System

57) LIUNA Mid-Atlantic Regional Organizing Coalition

58) Local Union No. 1319 O.S.H.E.

59) Luzerne County Child Advocacy Center

60) Malibu Wellness Ranch

61) Malt Beverage Distributors Association of PA

62) Martz Trailways

63) McCarthy Tire

64) Messiah Lifeways

65) MidPoint Group of Companies, Inc.

66) Misericordia University

67) Modern Treasury

68) Mowery Entertainment

69) New Birth of Freedom Council, Boy Scouts of America #544

70) Nlyten Corporation

71) PA Association for Justice

72) PA State Building & Construction Trades Council

73) Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals

74) Pennsylvania Beer Alliance

75) Pennsylvania Cannabis Coalition

76) Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants

77) Pennsylvania State Nurses Association

78) Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Inc.

79) Phila Trial Lawyers Assn.

80) Philadelphia School District

81) Prestige Healthcare Administrative Services

82) Recycle the World, Inc.

83) Red Horizon Global

84) Rikore, Inc.

85) Rutter's Holdings, Inc.

86) RVG Management and Development Co.

87) Sheet Metal Workers LU 19

88) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) of Luzerne County

89) Summit Realty Advisors, LLC

90) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.

91) The Lands at Hillside Farms

92) Ticket Network

93) Total Security International LLC

94) Valley Crest Real Estate, LP

95) Verified Voting.Org., Inc

96) Viatris Inc.

97) Visit Hershey & Harrisburg Inc.

98) Waste Reduction Recycling Transfer, Inc.

99) Weidner Construction

100) William J. Brennan, Jr. Center for Justice

101) YourChoice

Clients:

PETER RAUSCH

(Pennsylvania)

MELISSA REED

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:

LEAH SAILHAMER

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:
Clients:

47) Merakey USA

48) Mercer County Regional Council of Governments

49) Metropolitan Area Neighborhood Nutrition Alliance

50) Mid-Atlantic Public Insurance Adjusters Association

51) Millcreek Health System, Inc. dba LECOM Health

52) MLH Explorations, LLC

53) Natera, Inc.

54) National Association of Chain Drug Stores

55) National Strategies, LLC on behalf of ReUp Education

56) New Castle Area Transit Authority

57) New Cosmos USA, Inc.

58) Niskanen Center and its Affiliates

59) NORTHEAST RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CORP

60) NPAX, LLC

61) Oceans Healthcare

62) One Call Corporation

63) Opus Inspection

64) OVERBROOK SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

65) PA ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES

66) PA CABLE NETWORK

67) PA Coalition of Public Charter Schools

68) PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

69) Pennsylvania Child Care Association

70) Pennsylvania MENTOR

71) Pennsylvania MENTOR and The MENTOR Network

72) PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

73) PNK DC LLC

74) Restore Integrated Wellness Center

75) Retail Services & Systems, Inc. dba Total Wine & More

76) REV Renewables LLC

77) Safety and Advocacy for Empowerment

78) Sharing Excess

79) Stadium Casino RE, LLC

80) Strategos Group on behalf of American College of Education

81) The PAI Corporation dba Excentia and S. June Smith Center

82) The Pennsylvania School for the Deaf

83) UniqueSource Products & Services

84) UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

85) Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board

86) VisionLink

87) Vistra Corporate Services Company

88) Walgreen Co.

89) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR BLIND CHILDREN

90) WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

91) WorkMoney

92) Youth Advocate Programs, Inc

DAVID THOMAS

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:

1) 1315 Investments, LP

2) ACE Cash Express

3) Age of Learning

4) Allen Real Estate LLC

5) Altria Client Services LLC and its Affiliates

6) AMLL Management Group

7) AMP Global Strategies

8) Antrim Investment Group, LLC

9) ARM Development LLC

10) Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers

11) AT&T Inc.

12) Aviat Networks

13) Bounty Minerals

14) Byler Management

15) Caprice Management

16) Carey Holdings LLC

17) Casey Recovery, LLC

18) Catapult Learning

19) Central Penn College

20) Chick-fil-A, Inc.

21) Child USA

22) Christian School Association of Greater Harrisburg

23) Churchill Downs Incorporated

24) City of Philadelphia

25) CNX Gathering LLC

26) CNX Land LLC

27) Coalition for Community Solar Access

28) College Board

29) Compass Learning

30) Concurrent Technologies Corporation

31) Critical Response Group

32) Crown Display Inc.

33) Dallas Area Fall Fair Inc. TA The Luzerne County Fair

34) Dallas Suites LLC

35) Deloitte Consulting LLP

36) Dillon Floral Corporation

37) Eco 1st Logistics

38) EduConsult Consulting

39) Effective School Solutions

40) Fairview West LLC

41) First National Bank of Pennsylvania

42) FMP Realty LLC

43) G&F Realty

44) GREATER JOHNSTOWN REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP

45) Greenview Development, Inc.

46) Hazel Health, Inc.

47) HeyTutor

48) Hidden Still Spirits

49) Higher Information Group

50) Hill Valley Healthcare

51) Housing And Redevelopment Insurance Exchange

52) Ibotta, Inc.

53) Inch & Co

54) Indo-American Community of Scranton

55) IUPAT District Council 21

56) Jewish Community Alliance of NEPA

57) Jewish Home of Eastern Pennsylvania

58) Keystone Seniors, Inc.

59) Kingsley Association

60) Kooth USA, LLC

61) Kyndryl, Inc.

62) Lackawanna College

63) Leading Youth For Excellence

64) LIUNA Mid-Atlantic Regional Organizing Coalition

65) Luzerne County Child Advocacy Center

66) Malibu Wellness Ranch

67) Malt Beverage Distributors Association of PA

68) Martz Trailways

69) McCarthy Tire

70) Messiah Lifeways

71) MidPoint Group of Companies, Inc.

72) Misericordia University

73) Modern Treasury

74) Mountain Springs Lake Resort LLC

75) Mowery Entertainment

76) New Birth of Freedom Council, Boy Scouts of America #544

77) Nlyten Corporation

78) NVNG Inc.

79) Olivet Boys & Girls Club of Reading and Berks County

80) PA Association for Justice

81) PA Parentage Coalition

82) PA State Building & Construction Trades Council

83) Patient Direct RX

84) Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals

85) Pennsylvania Beer Alliance

86) Pennsylvania Principals Association

87) Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants

88) Pennsylvania State Nurses Association

89) Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Inc.

90) Phila Trial Lawyers Assn.

91) Philadelphia School District

92) Prestige Healthcare Administrative Services

93) Recycle the World, Inc.

94) Red Horizon Global

95) Rikore, Inc.

96) Rutter's Holdings, Inc.

97) Sentiment AI

98) Sheet Metal Workers LU 19

99) Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) of Luzerne County

100) Sordoni Properties, LLC

101) Sugar Plum Chocolates

102) Summit Realty Advisors, LLC

103) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.

104) Terrapin Investment Fund 1, LLC

105) The Lands at Hillside Farms

106) Ticket Network

107) Total Security International LLC

108) Valley Crest Real Estate, LP

109) Viatris Inc.

110) Visit Hershey & Harrisburg Inc.

111) Waste Reduction Recycling Transfer, Inc.

112) Weidner Construction

113) William J. Brennan, Jr. Center for Justice

114) YourChoice

Clients:

DENNIS WALSH

(Pennsylvania)
Clients:

NICHOLAS YOUNG

(Pennsylvania)

HARDY ZACHARY

(Pennsylvania)